Secrets Revealed: What Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone Users Should Know

Have you ever wondered how to switch on or switch off phone-charging when connected through USB? Wondering what’s your Sony Ericsson phone’s software info? What’s your SE phone configuration? Or even how to run your own service testing or diagnosis for errors before sending it to the service centre? Well, here’s how you can hack and break into your Sony Ericsson phones with a few simple coded steps and access its Services Settings.

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How to Set Optimum Screen Resolution for PowerPoint Presentation

Users who need to do a lot of presentations have probably faced these embarrassing situations: the projection result is unacceptable or the slideshow is too blurred or the slideshow is extremely slow. This happens when presenters try to connect their laptop to the venue’s projectors and is a result of resolution compatibility issues. For instance, sometimes the PowerPoint slideshow’s resolution setting and the projector’s resolution setting is different. Thus, the incoming slideshow images will automatically be stretched to match the projector’s resolution and the result will be blurred.
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HTC EVO 4G To Hit Sprint Stores On June 4 (Priced At $200)

Sprint has announced that Sprint customers can purchase the long-awaited, high-performance HTC EVO 4G Android-powered smartphone beginning June 4, 2010. The new fantastic HTC EVO 4G is the first 4G phone in American market, which offers Sprint customers an incredibly-fast download speeds that is 10 times faster than 3G, ideal for watching (Youtube) streaming video, downloading large data files and etc.

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Download Automation Tool to Fix McAfee-Infected PC (for Home Users)

Here are the remediation steps on how to clean and fix your McAfee computers crippled by a false positive detection of W32/Wecorl.a virus after computers and notebooks around the world, installed with McAfee Antivirus using Windows XP Service Pack 3, were repeatedly shutting down and rebooting themselves upon receiving an updated virus signature file (DAT 5958). Other problems include loss of internet connection and missing taskbar.

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How to Remove Pinned Programs From the Taskbar in Windows 7

One of Windows 7 great features is to allow users to pin some of their most frequently used programs on the Taskbar for easy execution or running. Users, by default, will be able to have a quick thumbnail preview of running programs when their mouse cursor moves over these pinned programs. Users generally will find this feature pretty useful as it enhances the accessibility to their frequently executed programs. However, there might be users who are not comfortable with this feature and want to disable it. If you are one of them and looking for a way to disable this feature or disallow pinned programs from showing on the taskbar, a simple configuration to the Local Group Policy Editor will help.
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How to Safeguard and Protect Your Email Addresses from Spam?

Tired of receiving spam emails in your Inbox? Wasted too much time identifying and trying to block spam emails? Don’t grieve. Here’s how you can secure your personal email addresses from spam and unsolicited bulk emails (UBE).

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How To Disable or Enable the Num Lock Key at Startup?

If you are one of those who find it rather troublesome to turn on the NUM LOCK key every time your computer starts and wish to enable Num Lock key automatically at logon, here are two easy methods to solve it.
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Understanding Internet Line Quality Components: Ping, Packet Loss and Jitter

So, what is a ping? No, this is not about the PING in golf! This ping is about the computer network administration utility used to measure how long it takes a “packet” of data to travel to and from your computer to a server on the Internet.

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